Open source projects

Open source code is released under a licence that allows others to use that code for their own purposes. Releasing code in this way helps to foster transparency and co-operation within the academic society.

SciLifeLab benefits from open source software (for example, all of our servers run open source operating systems) and contributes back to the community by promoting open-source code practices. Many programmers and bioinformaticians working at the center release their code as tools for general use. These releases demand maintenance and documentation and result in greater productivity of the community. We are curating a list of useful and actively maintained projects at SciLifeLab in our open source portal. You can find code ranging from simple bioinformatics resources and general programming tools right through to complete data analysis pipelines.

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SciLifeLab has been created by the coordinated effort of four universities in Stockholm and Uppsala: Stockholm University, Karolinska Institutet, KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Uppsala University.